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gas facility over there. michelle caruso-cabrera has the details. this is a tricky one. what can you tell us? >> well, the reports are conflicting and confusing. there are casualties but we don't know how many. at least one british soldier died during the event. here's the chronology as we know it. early yesterday, islamic militants take them at gun point who all work at a natural gas plant which is co-owned by british petroleum and early this morning the algerian government begins a military operation to take back control of the facility. ten hours later reports that the intervention is over and some, maybe many, are dead. secretary of state hillary clinton addressed reporters earlier in the day saying the u.s. has long been committed to fighting terrorism in the region. >> we know we face a continuing, ongoing problem and we're going to do everything we can to work together to confront and disrupt al qaeda in the islamic maghreb. we'll be working with our friends and partners in north africa. >> and now we have learned, larry, that u.s. officials have told nbc news as many as seven

the country without government approval. we have more. michelle? >> it's an historical day, absolutely. there are thousands of people in line in cuba today. today was the first day where it was much easier to leave. before the changes that went into place today, people had to get an exit visa, permission from the government to leave. they had to have letters from -- of invitation. it was exceedingly difficult to leave. that is no longer the case. when these changes were announced several months ago, a lot of skeptics within the island outside the island said, is this really going to happen? well, today, yanni sanchez, the most famous dissident blogger there, she tweeted about how she'd apply for a passport and try to leave. and today she tweeted wow, they tell me that i will get my passport in early february. and she is going to travel to a social media conference as a result. what's also important is even though you want to leave, you won't necessarily be stigmatized. they won't seize all of your belongings as they used to do in the old days. so some pretty significant changes. why ar

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